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Local dance studio wins big at national championships
Epic Dance Complex of Canfield competed at the Revolution National Talent Competition June 24-28 in Pensacola, Fla.
1,000-plus volunteers signed up for today's United Way Day of Caring
1,000-plus volunteers signed up for today's United Way Day of Caring
Struthers celebrates anniversary of football milestone
The Struthers Wildcats first played football in 1916, going 6-2 under the tutelage of head coach Lawrence Stewart.
Northside nurses reach tentative pact with Steward
Nurses at Northside Regional Medical Center have reached a tentative agreement with hospital owner Steward Health Care, union officials said late Thursday night.
Los Angeles mayor and a potential presidential candidate visits Youngstown
He says he’s focused on this year’s election and will make a decision on 2020 in a few months
Claudia Hoerig agrees to push back murder trial date to Jan. 14
An attempt to bring Claudia Hoerig to trial quickly after getting her returned from Brazil in January in the aggravated murder of her husband, Karl, fell through Thursday as her trial date was moved to Jan. 14, 2019.
YSU receives a $1.5 million donation
University President Jim Tressel announced Thursday that the Cafaro family, Anthony Sr. and Phyllis, donated $1.5 million to YSU’s “We See Tomorrow” campaign to fund the construction of the new Cafaro Family Field intramural complex on the north side of campus.
SPORTS DIGEST || Hubbard club to host small-game clinic
The Hubbard Conservation Club, 1760 Wick Campbell Road, will have a simulated squirrel hunt and small-game clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. to noon Sunday.
49ers’ Sherman sees lockout in NFL’s future
Former Seahawk CB will make his SF debut Sunday in Minnesota
Valley schools benefit from Sandy Hook Promise programs
State Rep. Glenn Holmes emphasizes the need for violence prevention programs in schools.
Garner seeks bloody revenge in ‘Peppermint’
REVIEW ‘Peppermint’ Grade: 2 stars (out of 4) Rating: R for “strong violence and language
Seminar on 1903 Packard road trip
Staff report WARREN The National Packard Museum’s Coffee & Donut seminar series will return
OLD-SCHOOL HORROR
As frightening as the “The Nun” is, it doesn’t hold a candle to today’s real-life horrors in the Catholic Church.
Two rabid raccoons found in county
Health board advises residents to vaccinate pets, avoid wildlife.
Lindor’s two home runs pace Indians against Blue Jays
Francisco Lindor is giving the Indians record-breaking power out of the leadoff spot
Mahoning commissioners tout grant to house homeless vets
The VA outreach coordinator estimates about 1,000 veterans are homeless across a four-county area.